Jacques Renault returns for a third Take Away serving and it's as fabulous the previous meals.

As always when Jacques serves up something it's solid, gutsy stuff without dogma.
Dishing up a four course meal is not an easy task, you have to prepare and pick the very best ingredients, luckily this is the best of that, complete with the depth of musical flavour that only comes with a little age.
Mr Renault hits the sweet spot once again. More

Smouldering hot editation from a lighthouse keeper and the inimitable SAMO DJ.
Serious biz. More

Wonderful uptempo Disco jams (check that Sister Sledge cover !!)
Limited as ever... More

Everyone has to deal with night cravings, but the way you handle them makes all the difference.
Beam Me Up (Cyclist & The Patchouli Brothers) invites you all to indulge your senses with three tracks that all reveal the same quiet intent and zeal for detail – rich, full of texture and luscious. More

Four talented chefs join forces and presents the first volume of Amouse-Bouche. Take notice, this is not a one-man show, together all four erase the distinction between sweet and savoury. More

It's the return of Ajvar Soundsystem on Take Away. This means more of that intense good-time savouriness blended with spicy, sharp and pleasantly stimulating pieces that speaks to all the senses... More

All the way from Sweden, chef Kool DJ Dust makes a special guest appearance on Take Away with a three course meal that includes plenty of spice and aroma...

May We Take Your Order? More

The fifth release on Take Away is like a BBQ sauce, punchy and rich, with a strong balance of acidity to sweetness.
Made by one of the founding members of the Take Away brigade de cuisine, Flapjack May We Take Your Order? More

What about you - do you find yourself snacking late at night? Or are three meals just plenty? No way. Bristol native Admin comes to the rescue and joins the Take Away team for a serving of three cuts to munch on...

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The third option on our dining menu is a two course meal prepared by Soul Reductions. The critics are unanimous - utterly delicious. More

Take Away presents its first offering - a delicious serving of three tracks delivered straight from the secret kitchen of Ajvar Soundsystem. More